'Sky's the limit' for classy Aussie after injury scare Ajla Tomljanovic believes anything is possible this Australian Open after overcoming a pectoral injury to reach the second round. AAP · Jan 19
Djokovic kicks off slam record bid in style Novak Djokovic has kicked off his bid for a record-breaking 25th grand slam title, making light work of Spanish scrapper Pedro Martinez in straight sets. AAP · Jan 19
Alcaraz beats plucky Aussie to launch Open glory bid Chasing his first Australian Open crown, Carlos Alcaraz is into the second round at Melbourne Park after a straight-sets win over Adam Walton. AAP · Jan 18
Sabalenka advances under Laver, Federer glare The presence of tennis legends Rod Laver and Roger Federer made Aryna Sabalenka nervous, but the world No.1 powered into the Australian Open second round. AAP · Jan 18
Djokovic won't let record talk burden grand slam tilt Adamant he can still take it up to Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, Novak Djokovic won't let his pursuit of a record 25th grand slam title prove a burden. AAP · Jan 17
Work of key women added to vast photography collection One of Australia's biggest photography collections was missing the work of some important women artists but recent acquisitions are helping fix that. AAP · Jan 16
Career clouds lifted as Storm savours return to Open Storm Hunter is soaking up a return to the Australian Open singles draw, after fearing her best tennis days were behind her after serious injury. AAP · Jan 15
Scorchers dismiss injury concerns ahead of vital clash Perth Scorchers openers Finn Allen and Mitch Marsh both batted against the Melbourne Renegades, but did not field because of injury concerns. AAP · Jan 15
Scorchers' Allen blasts Renegades to secure finals spot The Perth Scorchers posted a commanding win over the Melbourne Renegades on the back of Kiwi blaster Finn Allen's brilliant first BBL century. AAP · Jan 15
Federer hopes Alcaraz can pull off 'crazy' Open triumph Six-times Australian Open champion Roger Federer knows Carlos Alcaraz will have completing a career grand slam at Melbourne Park on his mind. AAP · Jan 15
Australian golf star Smith makes PGA Tour decision Cameron Smith says he's remaining on the LIV Golf circuit and didn't consider an offer to return to the US PGA Tour. AAP · Jan 13
'Changed forever': disaster zones face long recovery With hundreds of structures destroyed and livestock lost in fires and floods, large parts of rural Australia will never be the same amid ongoing disasters. AAP · Jan 13
Cruz Hewitt crashes out of Open qualifying again Cruz Hewitt has crashed out of Australian Open qualifying at the first hurdle but Storm Hunter has reached the second round at Melbourne Park. AAP · Jan 13
Townsfolk unite after vicious bushfire takes everything Banding together after bushfire destruction rendered their town almost unrecognisable, residents are showing their spirit remains unbroken. AAP · Jan 12
AAP · Jan 12 Nursing home exodus 'last resort' as fire cause probed A truck trailer sparking along a major road is being probed as the possible cause of a devastating bushfire as cash is set aside to facilitate the clean up.
AAP · Jan 12 Previously jailed driver loses fresh bid for release A Supreme Court judge has refused bail for a driver previously jailed for hitting a cyclist and leaving him for dead.
AAP · Jan 12 Australia Post rival shuts operations without warning A Sydney-based delivery firm that promised to undercut Australia Post has abruptly stopped taking bookings, causing alarm for businesses.
AAP · Jan 11 Community backs farmers after mass livestock loss Farmers in some of the worst-hit bushfire zones have welcomed hay donations after losing thousands of livestock to the raging fires.
AAP · Jan 11 Premier hoses down fire funds row, as victim identified Questions about a state's emergency services preparedness have been slapped down by a premier, as the identity of the first victim of ongoing fires is revealed.
AAP · Jan 10 No let-up in coffee prices as bean supplies stabilise A stabilisation in commodity prices is welcome news to Australian coffee and chocolate producers, but years of inflation have pushed businesses to their limits.
AAP · Jan 10 Tragedy as body found with fires burning out of control A person has died as bushfires tear through a state, with authorities warning it is expected to take weeks to get them under control.
AAP · Jan 9 Magpie star granted leave of absence from AFL club Collingwood have granted livewire forward Bobby Hill a leave of absence from the AFL club to work through personal issues.
AAP · Jan 8 Big Nelson planning to get nasty in boxing debut Nelson Asofa-Solomona says Jeremy Latimore is delusional if the former NRL journeyman believes he can topple the former Melbourne Storm man mountain.
AAP · Jan 8 Mitchell Starc named Ashes player of the series Australia's Mitchell Starc has been crowned player of the Ashes series for his superb performances in leading the bowling attack against England.
AAP · Jan 8 Previously jailed driver's 'hauntingly similar' charges A driver jailed for hitting a cyclist, leaving him with life-altering injuries, has returned to court charged with dozens of "hauntingly similar" new offences.